According to McClelland, the Need for Affiliation Is the Extent

question 65

Multiple Choice

According to McClelland, the need for affiliation is the extent to which an individual

• A)desires to perform challenging tasks well.
• B)wants to meet personal standards for excellence.
• C)is concerned about maintaining good interpersonal relations.
• D)desires to control other people.
• E)wishes to receive performance feedback.

Recognize commonly accepted morally justifiable behaviors.

Learn about the elements of moral conation and their relevance to leadership.

Understand how a leader's power orientation influences their ethical behavior.

Distinguish between ethical dilemmas and their exceptions in leadership contexts.

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